A Bibliography of Apician Manuscripts and Printed Editions
A. MANUSCRIPTS
SUMMARY OF MANUSCRIPTS
| Location | No. of Ms. Books |
| New York, [I] | 1 |
| Rome, [II], [IV] and [XVII] | 3 |
| Paris, [III] and [V] | 2 |
| Florence, [VI], [VII], [VIII] and [IX] | 4 |
| Oxford, [X] and [XI] | 2 |
| Cesena, [XII] | 1 |
| Munich, [XVIII] | 1 |
| Not accounted for, [XIII], [XIV], [XV], [XVI] | 4 |
| Total of manuscript books | 18 |
| (Doubtful as to present location, the Codex Humelbergii, cf. [XI], Oxford) | |
DESCRIPTION OF MANUSCRIPTS
I, 9TH CENTURY
New York, Library of the Academy of Medicine, until 1930 in Cheltenham, Gloucester, Biblioth. Phillipps, 275, in the library of Sir Thomas Phillipps, a codex ca. Ninth century, 4to, parchment, 275 pp., originally bound up with Phill. 386, which is said to have come from the Benedictine Abbey of St. Ghislain, founded at the end of the 7th century in the diocese of Cambrai; partly in Continental, but mostly in Anglo-Saxon minuscle of the 9th century, not unlike the Anglo-Saxon minuscle of Fulda.
Title missing. Cf. Vollmer, Studien, pp. 5-6.
The writer who has hastily inspected the manuscript in 1931 is of the opinion that three different hands wrote this book. Part of the index is gone, too. The book commences with lib. VII of the index. Bound in an 18th century French full leather binding. It was brought to America by Dr. Margaret B. Wilson and presented to the library of the A. of M. in 1931.